it's covered by most health plans. >>> the welcome back to "sg md."edical marijuana may be legal now in 20 states but using it is still against the law federally. and in many places police and other officials are not very accepting of this. you know, where it really gets messy, sticky, and where more and more states are taking a closer look when children become part of the picture. >> don't take her. >> are you stealing the baj? >> sir, they have a court and prevention ord signed by a judge. >> this is difficult to watch. >> why are you people doing this? >> children removed from their homes by child welfare officials, but at the center of these cases medical marijuana. >> i want you to understand that your baby doesn't need to be subjected to marijuana. >> what makes you think he is? >> because your house really smells bad of marijuana. >> shawny anderson and aaron hillier live in northern california and early in january the couple had a loud argument and the police showed up. >> you are wanting to take my child away because we had an argument. >> th

." >> "sanjay gupta md" starts right now. >>> welcome to "sg md," we've got a lot to get to today, including this -- parents in trouble for using marijuana legally. we'll explain. >>> plus, bob harper he's going to stop by, he'll tell us about the food you need to get fit. >>> but first as you may know i'm just back from africa where i had the frightening experience of reporting pretty close up on this disease that kills up to 90% of the people it infects, it's ebola, and the safety measures these doctors have to take to treat people to keep it under control, they are just remarkable. you're about to go inside an isolation ward in guinea. there's a reason you may not have seen images like this before. these patients are fighting one of the deadliest diseases in the world, ebola. it has disarmed their immune system, shut off their blood's ability to clot and invaded the organs in their body. up to nine out of ten patients will die. but this horror is isolated in conakry, guinea. we found traffic to still be busy here. markets are full. children, lots of children, still smiling. you see, as sc

in 2014, mds can only be cured with a transplant. but most parents with mds never get a transplant.t of times, we can find a donor. but there are aspects of the patient or aspects of the mds that make transplant not the right decision, not the right treatment. we need nontransplant treatments that work for those patients. >> thank you both so very much. crush mds the new website you launched. >> crushmds.org. we want to get information out to patients and their families. gail, sergio, i'll be seeing you soon for the checkup. >> approaching the two-year anniversary. >> two-year anniversary. you can read an excerpt of my book on our website at goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! i've dedicated my book to my sister and other donors. selfless, selfless act. >>> let's get out to ginger and the final check of the weather. >> thanks, robin. we are so proud of you. and so ready to play -- >> name that cloud. >> name that clauoud. this is adam. he's going to try to win this "gma" hat. let's look at what the choices are. there's the photo. that's the cloud. do you think it's -- >> "a." >> we're

saturday, may 17th, the gaithersburg book festival will take place in gaithersburg, md.. june 6th through the eighth, the first sacramental black book fair. festivals happening in your area will lead them to our list at booktv@c-span.org. >> good afternoon. my name is stephen wrage and i will be moderating a panel with evan thomas. >> we are back from the annapolis book festival in maryland. next discussion of the similarities between president eisenhower and president obama. it starts now on booktv. >> much younger black guy. a president who seemed to be on the links. it would seem like eisenhower's happiest moments were playing poker with cronies, drinking lots of scotch and obama might have been more on the basketball court. we may have had a lot of similar problems that confront them during their times in office and it may be they converge more in their styles and temperaments for their two terms each. there are a lot of things for us to talk about about cia opportunities or activities during eisenhower's days and obama's days, with drones as a new weapon that came in

her parents took her to md anderson cancer center. the doctor recommended a new kind of radiation called proton therapy. because it pinpoints the tumor so precisely, there's less damage to nearby healthy cells. >> she's a really smart kid, and i was able to really discuss therapy and radiation therapy and how we deliver it. i explained that proton therapy goes into the patient and then it stops, unlike x-ray therapy, which goes into the patient and goes out the other side. >> traditional radiation, or the newer proton therapy -- the choice was hailey's to make. like a school project, she spent time doing research. >> there was no question in her mind. she did not want to live with the seizures. she did not want to be over-medicated. she switched her research from regular, traditional radiation to the proton therapy, and with what she read, she felt more comfortable with it. >> hailey also decided to continue training, even through the treatment. >> i chose to continue training because when i'm here, i feel like i'm at home. and so, i

eastern only here on cnn. >>> and still ahead on the special live edition of "sg md," i'll show you hown crews stay safe covering this kind of story, but first we got a little quiz for you. which disease has a higher death rate than ebola? is it "a," yellow fever, "b," tuberculosis, "c," rabies "or "d," h1n1 bird flu? we've got that answer when we come right back. co: sometimes you don't know you need a hotel room until you're sure you do. bartender: thanks, captain obvious. co: which is why i put the hotels.com mobile app on my mobile phone. anyone need a coupon? i don't. because you can't beat zero heartburn. woo hoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> as promised now the answer to that quiz that we gave you right before the break. believe it or not rabies has a higher death rate than ebola. in fact, with rabies only one person is known to have survived after showing symptoms. but still no doubt ebola is serious business and since telling people i wa

mds. >> jimmy: mds. >> i think i would be just the worst. i would be terrible.hink you would do? >> jimmy: order everyone out of the room just don't come back. i would be miserable in the hospital. how long were you in the hospital? >> i was in the hospital for 30 days. in isolation. i had something to keep me warm. i had a hoody from you that you sent me. >> jimmy: that's right. i have to say, i was -- to be honest thrilled when i saw this photograph of you wearing our -- our apparel. >> yeah! [ applause ] >> jimmy: that its a lot of machines though. >> winged out my iv pole. a disco pole. if you are going to have the thing next to you. might as well be a disco and a party. >> jimmy: next to you 30 days, huh? >> i have to say my sleep pattern was a little different i got to watch you live instead of on dvr. wonderful to see you. and laugher is the best medicine, especially. >> jimmy: is it accurate to say that i saved your life? >>. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i'm glad. >> on page 52. i think i mention you saving my life. >> jimmy: by the way, i have to say one of t

generation where they put so much trust in the raul of that certificate that hangs on the wall that says mdthat they don't challenge their doctors, it's not in them to say what about this? what about that? how do you get over the hump with this aged generation that has put these pedestal. >> oh, i completely agree. and what we have to do is start training our patients to be more sceptical and value their own opinions as part of the team. >> we have a great story, it's a sad one: dr. alexander, i want to get you in the conversation, what are the most frequent drug interactions affecting americans today some. >> i just want to make one point. i think that this study provides very important -- sheds important light on the issue, but the study wasn't designed to determine precisely in one in five cases if the drugs were not mid correctly or not, and i think that many patients recognize that it's science and medicine. so i think that the study is terribly important. because it's facilitating and prompting conversations like the one we're having, but i think it's important to also emphasize that

were toke tab enwere taken, or even have an understanding of what that could be while we were knit md l of settlement agreement ? >> in my opinion we would be better off doing that in the future ~ in order to make sure that we have, indeed, finalized something to the extent that my fellow commissioners are uncomfortable that it was finalized and that this was reopening it. so, some language might be added that might address the problem in the future so that it wouldn't come up. >> and i guess if i could just add, if there is a stipulation before the commission that you did not agree with because you felt that there should be some recommendation, your one course of action would be to reject the stipulation or propose an amendment to the stipulation, but that stipulation would then have to be approved by whoever the respondent was. there is nothing that would preclude you from doing that. >> and we probably couldn't in the stipulation mandate any sort of disciplinary action by the department head because the stipulation is just between us and the respondent, right, or the other party. >

but one of the challenges that i have, they have already gone on web md, often, they have an idea and a notion that i have to spend a lot of time and it's problematic that people get attached. the thing that concerns me the most, you have this crowd source of physicians coming to a consensus, and i assume the possibilities, or making transparent their thoughts, but one of the things differential diagnosis, for a couple of is young cancer, and they don't know this patient at all. and don't know that this patient has terrible anxiety. and they have included in the list the behavior, and they bury their head in the sand and they don't want to think about the possibility of cancer. so they don't follow up and get the appropriate treatment because from an authority they heard that they could have cancer. and they shut down, and there's no frankly doctor-patient relationship to buffer that reaction to that reaction, and that concerns me about how people are going to internalize the information from this site. i'm curious again, if this has been thought about it and the steps being taken. >>

. >>> welcome to sg, md. today a tough choice. a family with two kids. both have a crippling disease. but only one can get a new experimental therapy. plus a surprising new toxic trend that's now on the rise among college students. but first, we know that opiates can be addictive. we know overdoses are becoming more common and we also know that a powerful new pain killer has shared up more than its fair share of controversy. dr. jean-marie naprone has watched the deadly overdoses to go up. a potent new pain killer. >> in the middle of a prescription drug epidemic and we thought that that was related to an upswing in prescriptions for these opioid analgese like long-acting oxycodone. >> roughly 20% of american have used prescription drugs recreationally. of those 14% became addicted. car crashes are no longer the number one reason people die accidentally in the united states. nowadays, it's actually prescription drugs. that's because on any given day, people take more than the recommended dose. mix and match or take medications not prescribed to them. may

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web md said it expects to report strong first quarter results at the end of the month. anticipates reaching the upper end of its annual earnings and revenue projection. the health information provider says 32% more people used its website in the first three months of the year. that gave a big boost to its ad sales. shares surged to $43.87. and general motors gained ground after said it's replacing executives in charge of communications and human resource. it's not linked to the on going safety crisis. gm attributes the move to mary barra who took over in february making her own hires in key position as she builds her own team. shares of general motors up 62 cents at 32.55. >>> medical device maker edwards life science was the best performer in the s&p 500 today. it got a farvable court ruling on a key patent. federal judge has reaffirmed an earlier ruling that the core value system infringes on edwards patent for replacement heart valve. a share surged to $81. medtron fell. >>> goodrich petroleum surged on news it drilled it's successful well. that bolstered confidence

northwest, one of those beautiful days you want to bottle up and just pull out whenever you were in the md having some time outside. today, not quite as nice, more clouds increasing. you see the little weak system trying to inch its way toward the coast. not a lot of rain with it. but will bring more clouds here bellingham to seattle. eventually down further south. i still think from about i-5 to southward you'll end up with a nice first half of your day. forecast for today, eventually, we'll push some of the showers toward portland, but medford, great, 76. just inner mountain west is pretty crazy. 71 in billings, montana, very warm for april. and as we look towards tomorrow, not a lot changes. 97 in phoenix tomorrow. we're getting close to century mark already. usually do that in may, not april. 72 in medford. 79 in san francisco, very, very lovely afternoon. >>> all right, well, thank you for that. >>> so you bring your kid to see miley cyrus, okay? >> what good parent wouldn't? >> i did it a while back. i did. a good parent then. i wouldn't do it now. you find out she canceled the show.

there's a projection from the md anderson cancer institute back in texas in 2009 that the incident withinos was going to grow is 142%, partially because of the growth in the population, but also because a lot of it is related to environment. i heard a wonderful breast cancer researcher say and i think this applies to a lot of cancer, that genetics load the gun and environmental triggers the gun. we've all been living a lifetime with environmental exposures in particularly in places where you work and latinos work in hard labor and many places where they are exposed to toxins. so without that kind of knowledge, you don't recognize how you are impacted. our goal is one to raise that awareness and two provide the services to get them access into cancer care. >> very good. i lost my dad -- i blame farm work but can't prove it. >> there's a lot more research and that's what's important. when you can prove it, you have the data. >> there you go. tell us about benito, you can do it. >> it is in fact a bilingual book about cancer from the latino point of view. it was based on testimonials from

it focusing on her battle with mds and the life-saving bone marrow transplant from her big sister, sally-annyou do when someone gives you the gift of life, like that? >> you're screwed. >> i have to wash her car for life. >> oh, you won't watch my dog for the weekend? i gave you my bone marrow. >> that's right. >> kimmel showed off a picture of robin in the hospital wearing a hoodie he sent her. she said laughing while watching his show was a big help for her. kimmel took credit, joking it was he who had saved her life. >> naturally. it was her sister and everybody else and all the prayers. she is doing great. and, boy, it must be such a feeling. >> yes. and it's wonderful to see her in a different setting, where she can just let loose. it's great to watch her. hilarious. wonderful, as usual. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? this one's a keeper. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark s

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make every stay more rewarding and feel the hamptonality. >>> welcome to "sg, md."amily with two kids. both have a crippling disease. but only one can get a new experimental therapy. plus a surprising new toxic trend that's now on the rise among college students. but first, we know that opiates can be addictive. we talk about this quite a bit. we know overdoses are becoming more common and we also know zohydro is a powerful new pain killer that has stirred up more than its fair share of troers. controversy. dr. jean-marine perrone has watched the deadly overdoses to go up. that's why she's against federal approval of zohydro, a potent new pain killer. >> in the middle of a prescription drug epidemic and we thought that that was related to an upswing in prescriptions for these opioid analgesic drugs like long-acting oxycodone. >> reporter: according to the national institute of drug abuse, roughly 20% of americans have used prescription drugs recreationally. of those 14% became addicted. car crashes are no longer the number one reason people die accidentally in the u

sanjay gupta, md, is coming up in about half an hour. what do you have for us?isease. one of them gets an experimental therapy and thrives. the other doesn't, just has to sit by and watch. as a father myself, i can't even imagine this scenario. we'll show you the real battle that this family is facing today, sg, m.d. >> wait a minute. hold the phone. hold it. who do i see here? >> it's me. >> no. no, no, no. >> what did i do? >> you don't call, you don't write. oh, my gosh. here you are in person. >> fred, listen, wooif been working 24 hours a day. working during the week. >> i know. you've been doing great work. you know i'm only kidding. >> i know. i miss you, though. >> a little interaction here at the end of my day and the beginning of yours. >> you look very springy and very lovely. >> thank you. flattery will get you everywhere. how are you doing? i'm just kidding. >> it's a news day. i've got to run. >> i know you do. >> beautiful day here. i hope it's that way in atlanta. i'm don lemon, you're in the cnn newsroo newsroom. >> i want to start with an enorm

." >> "sanjay gupta md" starts right now. >>> welcome to "sg md," we've got a lot to get to today, includingana legally. we'll explain. >>> plus, bob harper he's going to stop by, he'll tell us about the food you need to get fit. >>> but first as you may know i'm just back from africa where i had the frightening experience of reporting pretty close up on this disease that kills up to 90% of the people it infects, it's ebola, and the safety measures these doctors have to take to treat people to keep it under control, they are just remarkable. you're about to go inside an isolation ward in guinea. there's a reason you may not have seen images like this before. these patients are fighting one

we don't have two classes of md. everybody has the same title.rt wall street is this title creep. you're a partner, you're a partner. that's the way we look at it. we've said our target is to get that up to 6 to 9 million over a period of time. we're only seven years in business. when we pull everybody together and put the system together it's a powerful, powerful force and we've only been doing it seven years. >> there are a lot of younger bankers at some of these tradition traditional, very now heavily regulated wall street banks who look at a company like a moelis and say i want to work at an institution that's less incumbered than one of these wall street banks. what sort of promise do you of offer them in terms of compensation and mobile throughout the company to actually get them to have a better experience than at one of these institutions? >> one of the great things is we're going to -- we are targeting more than 50% of our promotes to md to come from inside the firm. we want to train them, we want them to understand our ethics and our cu

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is that oncencern again, the secretary of health and human services is not an md or nurse.here has not been one since louis sullivan, who was under the bush administration. the problems in president obama's plan and this whole country's plan in health care is directly related to the lack of md and rn leadership in these important decisions. what the problem was with the affordable care act. there were not enough physicians in the planning. i'm sure she's a confident, wonderful woman, but managing finance is not taking care of 360 million americans. it is a very unfortunate choice with respect to that. i have to put the responsibility at the leadership in health care , who does not fight for us to have an m.d. or rn at the top. if a non-lawyer was appointed to the attorney general position, there would be outrage in this country. we have become passive and except the people leading health care do not come from health-care life experience and do not have the lifetime of knowledge needed to run this incredible branch properly. i hope the next secretary when appointed is an m.d

jesus said to his apostles you give up everything and follow md and a rich man walked away.ou know that. there is an interpretation from some people jesus says hey it i wrong to be rich you give it up and you follow me: >> here's what he is saying all of the coverage the socialist he is calling this or that he warns about ah welfare mentality that can sit innm if the government become the becomes the means oft charity. he doesn't want the government. -- >> how do you respond to that if they are saying individuals shouldhe help the poor, obvious we should if we buy into the judeo christianity. >> he is saying the joy of the gospel the wealthy those who so benefited so much have a responsibility to help and serve the poor and be generousment>> it is voluntarily. you don't force them. >> catholic social teaching talks about the common good. he says about the market he challenges the trickle down economy saying that will necessarily help the poor. this system once devoid of values it can de generate. c he is saying we have capitalism that needs values. >> thes reason this countr

the slam grand champion misse md the championship to be with his wife and their third child. >> i was patient, when i had the chance i came, and there were quite a lot of margin, and i was able to break. >> the l.a. clippers beat the denver nuggets. l.a.'s big guns were in fine form as they racked up their 57th win of the season. brass griffin with the top score of 24 as the clippers field 11 117-105 win moving within one game of the second seed. >>> the brooklyn nets are also playoff bound. they suffered a hiccup against the new york knicks. hardhighway netting 16 points. the nets wrap up the victory. >>> now south africa will try to get the 2024 olympic games to its shores when bidding starts next year, but according to the head of the country's racing association, their chances might be hurt by african horse sickness, an infectious and de deadly decease endemic to sub-saharan africa. we have reports from cape town. >> reporter: african horse sickness is a fatal disease. it has to ensure that they are in perfect health before they can leave the continent. the e.u. banned south afric

. >> she says like google and -- the doctor says like google and while many of the detectives are mds, there is no need to worry about malpractice here since all the diagnoses are anonymous. >> a lot of times a patience goes into a doctor and they can't quite figure it out, the patient sort of takes it on themselves to figure it out. >> so you're not turning to cool searching. google. you have actual doctors. they might have read something or heard something that you doctor had never heard of and knows nothing about. so it is an expert diagnosis. i sheeshly wouldn't rely solely on a website like this -- certainly wouldn't rely on it solely, but you can take it to your doctor. >> julie, thanks. >>> one charming bay area community just cracked the list of best small towns in america. the magazine ranked them number 2. it is easy to see why. among other things, lush landscapes, picturesque wineries. they say it is, quote, so fertile anything grows. a town in new york, not the top spot, williamsburg virginia. >> all nice places to live. >> absolutely. >>> coming up in our next half hour,

you asked to look like a combination of doogie hower is md. >> wow, that was like 5* triple entendre. do you hinge these women are mentally ill? >> it is sad. i think that is the best word for this. this is sad. i feel sorry for the women. if it makes them feel happy and they can afford it and their families are okay, it is none of us business, but we should still make fun of them. they don't look like the people they are supposed to look like. that's the worst part. they spent all of that money and don't look like them. >> you know what they should have done? you go to the surgeon and tell him. then you kind of hope somebody says i think you look like -- you don't put it out there. the whole story was a tease. kristina corbin is not even here. this woman is gain perkins and she is a corbin look alike. >> look at that. the work is fantastic. >> coming up, a guy who pretended to be mayor. first, this music number performed >> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" will ron, nick gillespie and remi. >> e block. the last story. that's the last story. >> would you dare claim to be mayor

pop for web md. up 16%. >> last week their ceo took off. he went to go to aol.y came out and said earnings would be at the top end. this stock has 42 times forward earning. a lot of people got squeezed. i think they looked to sell it not buy it. >> dropped gogo. >> got through 17 today. i think you stay away from this whole thing. >> hospira up 2%. >> the next big event should be earnings. we would like to see them with a clean bill of health on their manufacturing facilities. >> and with manhattan hotels reaching all time highs, they turn to b and bs. new yorkers have returned home to find evidence of sexual escapades. this isn't the first time they have gotten bad press. last month an apartment was seized for an orgie. >> what do you mean evidence? >> do we have to elaborate on that? >> listen, you just said they found evidence of -- what was the phrase. >> sexual escapades. >> is this good or bad news. >> i think it's a drop for them, airbnb. >> that's crazy. >> let's talk about goodrich pet troel yum. a well in their shell. at the smart board with more, dan.

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